Get it. The Birch Show.

So let me quickly address the elephant in the room here, and I am aware that this is about to be painfully incomplete.

But unfortunately, Mo is not going to be part of the Birch Show anymore.

And that is really all I can share at this time.

And the one thing I can promise you is that everybody in here is going to do everything

we can to make sure that you guys are entertained every morning and we are putting together

the best show we can and we are trying our best. But that's really all I can share at this point.

All right, here we are with Addison again on day three. Addison is a lot like you guys, man. You might have seen this online. It's just, it's changed. It's gotten more aggressive where guys are like, there's no sense of decency in a lot of cases. It's just like go straight to hurt, go straight to weirdness, go straight to requests, intimacy, request

right off the bat.

It's kind of like when people leave a hate comment on somebody's video, they just feel

like they have invincibility because they don't have to deal with the in-person consequences.

All right, so Addison here has been getting this time and time again, and she had an idea, this is a growing trend online.

And I kind of love it, to be honest with you guys.

You want to talk about the growing trend, the calling mom?

The calling mom.

Basically, it's somebody's idea from social media where somebody wanted to do like a game show

where they got three moms and three text messages from these dudes and be like, guess,

which are these text messages from your son?

Was it your son that asked me to be his farts like?

Was it your son that completely insulted me, seeing the generational trauma on my face and that I would be alone and miserable?

Or is it your son that said hey can i eat your

what celebrity would host that show

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